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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

It is obvious that these Women of the Wall lack any
Torah training, any understanding of what Judaism is and what Hashem’s instructions
are for all of us – both men and women.

The more serious aspect of all this is that
these women are not familiar with Hashem’s system of reward and
punishment. They, using the flawed human
logic that I have talked about, have decided what is right and what is
wrong. Several things that they need to
acquire is a total understanding that Hashem dictated the 304,805 letters of
the Torah to Moshe Rabbenu on Mount Sinai 3325 years ago and that everything
that I covered yesterday is Hashem’s opinion.
If you don't believe that, go read numerous posts that I have made
proving that it is totally impossible for people to have written the
Torah. Why? The Torah has everything and everybody in the
text, including every detail that has ever happened in the world as well as the
total design of the universe. The number
of facts that is encoded in the Torah, that no human being could have known, is
infinite (I am not wishing to repeat many, many pages of this blog here; so, go
read and learn if you are not convinced).

Wanting to make it a chauvinist issue by
believing that men wrote all the rules and that Judaism is a man’s worship
system with women being second class citizens, is an extremely dangerous
approach since, measure for measure, each woman will be rewarded or punished
for how she personally follows the ways of Hashem or sins if she acts to the contrary.
Hashem knows every detail and responds
accordingly to every good or bad deed performed (both words and actions).

So what is the true unholy agenda of these
women? A very prominent woman, learned
in Torah, named Rochel Ginsberg, wrote an excellent article in this past week’s
Mishpacha Magazine (it is an eye opener and I highly recommend reading it). The bottom line is that this entire show is
being staged by The New Israel Fund (NIF).
They are a wealthy organization stealing from the public to fund this entire program and other programs to hurt Israel and the Jewish people. Anyone who contributes to this organization will have to answer on Judgment Day as they receive harsh punishment (guaranteed). I have no way of telling whether the women are getting paid to perform but I do know there is no love for Judaism -- it is all a political effort.Hashem tells us many times in scriptures that
one of the most important efforts that must be accomplished to bring about the
redemption of the world is the unity of the Jews. When the observant and the secular work
together as one nation, Hashem is happy and ready to reward everyone. The best way to destroy Israel is to cause
friction amongst the Jews and to divide the camps. The NIF knows that an issue like women at the
wall has a very dangerous effect on Israel and will cause total havoc. What they are not aware of is that the
destruction of Israel will cause the destruction of the world (another deep
subject beyond the scope of this post).
NIF is as ignorant of reality as the women they hired. To make this even more disastrous, not all
the women are believed to be Jewish. Since
the Reform condone Jewish heritage even if it is only the father that is
Jewish; intermarriage; very unkosher conversion, etc, there is no guarantee
that any woman is truly Jewish. After
all, if the agenda has little or nothing to do with Jewish values, all you need
is a bunch of actresses to play the part, non-Jewish women can certainly
contribute.

A hidden problem not being considered is
that many people around the world are sympathetic to this pathetic sham that
the women are perpetuating. The NIF
employed the media to spread their message to the world. The women don’t have a clue as to what it
means to them as individuals since, measure for measure, they will be judged by
Hashem, along with everyone else in the world, for opposing or condoning such a horrid, sinful action. These women at the wall are desecrating the
Torah and the will of Hashem. This will
result in tremendous punishment for their sins.
But, causing possibly thousands of people around the world to sin is totally
unforgivable.

Anat Hoffman is the
leader of this farce. I found out from a very reliable source that Anat doesn't believe in Hashem and is doing all this for political reasons. She and her group will find
out very soon that their efforts in this tragedy will result in harsh punishment. There is such a place as Hell (that is very
easily proven and I have already shown the evidence on this blog). I have mentioned that Hell has either for a cleansing
purpose to complete an individual’s Tikun (rectification) that was not
accomplished while on Earth, or it is a place of punishment. The severity and length of time of punishment
is dependent upon the severity of sinning.
I can say without any reservation that these women (all of them) and the
members of NIF are in for a very harsh and painful eternity. If they are being compensated, a little money
now will never compensate for the eternal horror that they can be facing. One other fact that should be made known, is
that the women, the people of NIF and the people of the world that are led
astray by this horrible action will bring their loved ones into the punishment.

I find it hard to believe the fact that I
am so much more concerned about the welfare of these women and their loved ones
than they are. They say that “Ignorance
is bliss” – I say “Ignorance is dangerous.”
Unless they start living the truth and not making up their own rules
about this world, they are in for a very sad future. I am totally sympathetic to their situation
and I am hoping to get this information to them and the evil organization that
is perpetuating this horror. It is a
lose-lose situation for these women, but it can be turned around with a little
bit of education. As fortune has it,
Rochel Ginsberg, the one who thoroughly researched the situation and wrote the
details in the Mishpacha article, gives a shiur (lecture) to about 20 women
every Monday morning on Torah subjects.
It just so happens, that shiur occurs in my living room. I had the opportunity to talk to her
yesterday morning asking very definite questions about her article and the
group of women. I hope to get in touch with Anat Hoffman in hopes that she will read
this post and take seriously what I fear will happen to her, her family, the women
of the group, the NIF members and all those swayed by their actions. The group is planning their next show on Rosh
Chodesh Tammuz which will occur on June 8th and 9th. With Hashem’s help, they will realize how
dangerous an event this will be to their future and will reconsider. Their families’ welfare and possibly the
welfare of the entire world population could be affected by it. If that sounds like an exaggeration, I really don't want to experiment and find out. What do you think causes the tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, sinkholes, tsunamis, etc, etc, etc (another very deep subject that is not the topic of this discussion).

I am saddened by the so-called Charaidi men
and women who have not acted according to Hashem’s will. Instead of throwing items at the women, they
should be showing them the love that the Torah teaches and help them. We are all connected in this world through
Hashem. If we help these misguided women
to find the truth, we help ourselves and everyone on this planet. Please, if you know anyone who is involved or
being negatively affected by this, reach out and help that person. It is a mitzvah to help every fellow human
being find the correct way in life as Hashem designed life. Confrontation is disastrous, education and
helping is the way to bring the Geula.
Hashem is watching each one of us to see how we will react. Please, do the right thing, Hashem’s way. Help yourself and all misguided people of
this planet to a bright and happy future. And whatever you do, don't hurt your loved
ones who may look to you for guidance in life.
It is completely cruel to hurt anyone for personal gain since, in the
end, nobody wins. I have called people
who don’t believe the messages from Hashem "gamblers." Since they are gambling on the hope that scriptures contain only the words of people, they are placing their entire eternal future on a
hunch. Would these women go to Las Vegas and put their children on the table and hope the dice would let them keep the kids? Well, they are putting their children on the table in Jerusalem instead where the stakes are much higher.Unfortunately, whether you
believe Hashem’s instructions or not, the truth doesn't go away. I have witnessed for over a half century
people who have destroyed themselves and their loved ones by believing that
they are smarter than the Creator of everything and that living by their own
devices rather than the Word of the Owner of the universe will get them
by. The gambler who doesn't even
investigate is a loser and a total fool.
What they are bringing upon themselves, their loved ones and, believe it
or not, the entire world is foolish and unnecessary. A little common sense should tell you that
this incredible world is not by accident.
Those who believe it is by accident without investigating will suffer the
consequences. It’s your life , it’s your
happiness, it’s your eternity – why not check it out rather than gamble and
lose everything. Hashem is totally
merciful and has given us complete capability to succeed and find
happiness. His instructions are clear –
it’s our choice. The Torah says:

“...I have placed in front of you life and death,

blessing and affliction. You must choose life, so you,

and your descendants, shall live!”

(Deuteronomy 30,
19)

Why would anyone carry such a Torah, go
through so much fuss to claim it as theirs, want so much to read it in public
and not believe a word that is in it? Is
it just for show, an evil agenda or possibly for compensation? The truth does not go away – find out what
the truth is, live it and completely thrive by it. You have found the source of happiness. Why would any rational person throw it
away? Because “they have not studied the
truth or believe it comes from sources they don't recognize” is not a good
answer (and is extremely dangerous – guaranteed in writing).

These women have a complete opportunity to
learn the truth. They owe it to themselves
and their loved ones. If they don’t know
where to start, let me help. Go to the
first page of my blog and start reading.

I have tried to lay it out with totally
believable text and it is all free. If I
were offering you a course that you know would save your life and the lives of your loved ones, you would at
least investigate. Since, I am offering
a course to save your life, your eternity and the lives of everyone around you,
why not just look. I know beyond a shadow
of a doubt that time is running out and that a few valuable moments now could
save you an eternity of suffering. Isn't that worth at least a glance?

Any questions that you would like to ask
privately and not have posted as a blog comment, please Email me directly. I sincerely want to help:

I wish to thank Ronit Peskin who is a leader in the excellent Women FOR the Wall group that opposes the Women of the Wall group. Moriah sent me a comment introducing me to the group Women For the Wall. Her comment was: There is a group of Jewish women called Women 'for' the Wall. They are righteous sisters who love Torah and Hashem. They have a website:

Monday, May 27, 2013

The recent debacle that has made
international news is about feminists who have come to the Kotel (the Western
Wall) in Jerusalem to “liberate the wall (as they put it).” What they wish to accomplish is not so
evident since they have a very hidden agenda.
What the absolute truth is about what they are doing, what it will mean
to them, to Israel and to all women around the world, needs discussion. The one question that I always like to ask is
“what is Hashem’s opinion?”

To begin, I would like to repost an
essay (with changes) that I did 1 May 2012, that should give insight into Hashem’s opinion. The essay was entitled:

Sexism in Scriptures and in Life

One subject that I have found to be a big myth is the stigma of women in the
observant community. The secular world is convinced that women are
treated as subservient citizens, and it is all because the Bible (which most
people believe was written by men) treats them as such. I had the exact
same belief before I became observant since I had only lived in secular
communities (about 48 years worth) which perpetuated that stereotype. I
didn’t know any observant Jews and could only believe what I had heard about
them. Then three things happened in my life. One was discovering
the truth about who wrote scriptures; second, was a deeper analysis of what
scriptures really says; and third, was moving into an observant Torah
community, meeting these wonderful people and experiencing the exact opposite
of what I was led to believe.

First of all, let us review what it says in
scriptures. The most amazing thing that I discovered was it is very one
sided, but against men not women. “Women are at a higher spiritual level
than men could ever be.” What is the basis for that statement?
Because women can experience life in them and men can’t. It is the
primary reason that women are not obligated to fulfill many of the
commandments. Women are above the need for many commandments. We
see throughout scriptures that the women are more righteous than the men.
The original sin, as I had discussed earlier, was mostly due to Adam not
repenting his mistake. We have additional insight into how a wife should
assist her husband. Hashem separated Adam and Eve and said that she
should be “ezer kenegdo,” a helper parallel to him (Genesis 2:18). This
has an interesting connotation that in English we stress the first word a
“helper” almost making her sound like a servant to him. More accurately,
the second word “parallel” or, I have even seen it translated as “against”
him. This makes her totally equal a partner who should even keep him
straight when he makes mistakes. She is there, not to serve him, but to
work together on an equal basis and maybe even keep him out of trouble. Observant
men study and work hard all their lives to try to reach a spiritual level that
women have already. The man will never
achieve that level, but should always be grateful to the women in his life who
help him with the effort. Maybe, because
men and women are not equal is why we call our wives “our better half
(literally).”

We are told that Sarah was more of a prophetess than
Abraham being a prophet. Isaac was not aware of the deception of
his son Esau but Rivka was able to help Jacob achieve the birthright and
perpetuate the will of Hashem. Both Rachel and Leah were very wise and of
great help to Jacob. When the father of Moses, Amram, a leader in the
community, decided to prevent further killings of the Jewish male babies, he
required the men to divorce their wives. It was the wisdom and foresight of his
daughter Miriam that changed his mind. As a result of the prophecy that Miriam
experienced, her brother, Moses was born -- the deliverer of the Jew
people. Shifra and Puah (who were really Yocheved and Miriam) acted as
midwives and saved many Jewish babies. The greatness of Queen Esther in
her role that saved the Jews in Persia (the celebration of Purim) or
Jehudit the one whose bravery helped save the Jews (the celebration of
Chanukah) or the greatness of Chanah, Chulda, Ruth, Michal, etc (I know the list is far more extensive, I apologize if I left out your favorite). The fact that
the women were not in favor of building the Golden Calf or that they did not
believe the negative reports of the spies are very indicative of the much
higher spiritual level that women have throughout history. Many are not
aware that because ten of the spies did come back with a negative report and
the fact that the men didn't have the high level of faith and trust in Hashem
as the women did, there were two punishments that resulted. One is that
the Israelites would have to remain in the desert for 40 years, one year for each
day that the spies were away; the other is that from that time on when men pray
they will require a quorum of ten men in order to bring down the Shechinah, the divine presence of Hashem, one man for each
negative spy. Never think that women cannot be counted as part of a
minion is a sexist or prejudicial act. It is that women are at the higher
level and don’t require this punishment of ten in order to pray to
Hashem. Women should never lower themselves to the level of men by
wanting to be counted in the minion. (It’s interesting that this
spirit of Hashem, Shechinah, is a feminine word, which negates the poor English
translation of Hashem as He. Hashem is neither a He nor She. But,
the different qualities of His essence are considered masculine or feminine and
the words demonstrate those qualities for which men and women are individually
blessed).

You get the idea. The roles that women played and
tremendous sacrifice that we see throughout scriptures is very much in favor of
the Jewish woman and not men. One incident in Torah that shows the
weakness of men is when the righteous Joseph was confronted by the wife of
Potifar. Joseph was said to be a very handsome man that the women swooned
over. When he was made a servant in the house of Potifar, the captain of
the palace guards, Potifar’s wife made a play for the handsome Joseph.
Joseph knew that men, including him, were not strong and could give into
temptation which caused him to run from the house. Sometimes one passes a
test by running from the situation.

One of the most important roles of the married Jewish
couple is to “be fruitful and multiply.” Bringing new Jewish souls into
the world is a very prominent factor in the process of perfecting the
world. The world will not be perfected until all the Jewish souls in
Heaven have come to Earth and have been rectified individually (this is much
more involved than what I am saying here). The woman takes on the very
important role of teacher of life within a household. Her nurturing of
the children is the greatest element for the success of the family and in turn
the entire Jewish community. The training of Jewish children to become
righteous adults can be attributed to the high level of righteousness of the
Jewish woman. What I have experienced is that Jewish men hold their wives
in high regard since most households are very successful in bringing to
fruition the will of Hashem (mostly due to the women).

There is another great misunderstanding in the customs of
the observant community -- the separation of men and women in prayer
service. As demonstrated in the story of Joseph, men are weak. When
you have a situation such a prayer that requires complete concentration, and
not lip service to perform it properly, no man could ever convince me that he
can handle the great spiritual involvement with a woman in his site. I’ve
said it before; any man that tells me he can handle it is either a liar or a
homosexual. There are other hidden factors in the separation of men and
women. One is Hashem wishes no individual to be embarrassed. When
men and women sit together it becomes obvious if you see a single man or a
single women sitting alone. People gossip. They look at the
individual, especially if the person is older and wonder why that person
doesn’t have a spouse. We eliminate any possibility of embarrassment by
having men sit with men and women sitting with women. Another
embarrassment is that no individual should touch a Torah if he or she is
ritually impure (this would require much explanation as to what impurity means
– but whatever you think it is, is probably incorrect since it is a spiritual
matter not physical). The time of the monthly cycle renders a woman
impure. If a woman was in seat in the synagogue that she could reach the
Torah or could be asked, as the men are, to take the Torah out of the Ark,
it would be an embarrassment if the woman declined or shied away from the Torah
and everyone suspected the reason. There
are many things within Jewish ritual that occur to avoid embarrassment; but,
unfortunately, they are very unknown and subtle concepts that are
misinterpreted as sexist (men made it up, not Hashem is the going thought).

It is fascinating to know that for thousands of years men
and women were always separated in prayer service even in the church.
When the enlightenment came in the mid 1800s the church so-called modernized
and combined the sexes. The Jewish Reform movement, which mimicked the
church in most of its customs, decided to join in and modernize – completely ignoring
Hashem’s detailed instructions about men and women being separate. This is the only reason the so-called modern
Jewish movements have combined seating. It is not the will of Hashem.

From the
book “Tefillin” by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan z”tl

Tefillinareamostwonderfulwaytobindoneselfto
Hashem. But,itis onlyformen. Wheredowomen come in? On a most simple level, the reason
for the commandments is to establish a link with Hashem. The mostprofoundwaytodo thisistoresemble Him. Thereisoneuniquewaythat womenresemble Hashem inawaythatnomancouldever hopeto.
Only a woman can create within her body.
Only a woman can bear a child. Inthissense,awomanpartakes
of Hashem’s attributes more intimately than any man. The Kabbalists teach us that the hand Tefillin
represent the feminine element. The single
hollow can be said to represent the womb, and the coils, the umbilical cord. What
man partakes of with an object, woman partakes of with her very body. The box of Tefillin is called a Bayis –
literally a house. The woman also has her
Bayis – the home in which she raises a family.
One could say that a woman's home is her Tefillin.

There are two basic elements in Judaism, the home and the synagogue.
Judaism treats the home and synagogue as
being co-equal. Some of our most
important rituals belong exclusively to the home, such as the Seder, the Succah,
the Sabbath table, the Sabbath candles, the Chanukah lamp, etc. The continuity of Judaism rests on the home
more than anything else. This Bayis, the
home, is a woman's Tefillin. It is her
contribution to the overall picture of Hashem’s purpose. It is interesting to note that Hashem told
all, from Moses to Jacob, and teach the sons of Israel: “If the Torah does not
enter the Jewish home first, there can be no continuity of Judaism. This spirit of Torah in the Jewish home
(Bayis) is the same as the parchments of Torah in the Tefillin box (Bayis). But this is the domain of the woman.

Additionally, the Tallit or prayer shawl is a reminder to
men to perform the 613 commandments of the Torah. Women do not need this reminder and are
therefore not obligated to wear a Tallit. Woman who would like to wear either a Tallit
or Tefillin are lowering themselves to the level and weaknesses of a man. Let us do things the way Hashem commanded and
not attribute any custom to the arrogance of men or the misconception of
prejudice to women

I probably could never fully articulate the true aspects
of the high attributes of Jewish women – after all, I’m a man, what do I know. But having had a very extensive comparison of
the way women are treated in the secular world to the pedestal treatment they
receive in the Jewish observant world, I can say without reservation that they
are not even close. I have observed such
prejudicial treatment of women in secular life, at school, in the military and
at the workplace. This behavior would
be considered appalling to the observant Jewish community. When people believe that it is the flawed
rules and customs made up by men that we follow instead of the perfect guidance
of Hashem, they are greatly deceived. When they realize that Hashem’s system is
perfect, only then can they also enjoy the happiness that the system of this
world has to offer. The observant Jewish
community has the happiest people in the world with the best behaved children,
the lowest divorce rate, the most successful marriages and by far the greatest
peace of mind. When you follow and trust
Hashem, it is easy. Are we perfect in
following Hashem’s system? Definitely
not, but that is what life is all about – perfecting ourselves so that our
eternal life can be the best. “Be all
that you can be” is not just for the US Army. The truest accomplishment of that motto in the
world is with the observant Jewish community. Don’t argue with success.

What is sad is that a lack of education of the subject
causes one to hinder one’s growth and the important concept of bringing oneself
closer to Hashem. A woman trying to
lower herself to the lever of a man is totally counterproductive and even
harmful in the quest for happiness and a wonderful eternity. Passing that message onto one's children is
extremely sinful, and will cause great damage to that child’s well-being.

With that said we can more intelligently look at what it
means to these women, to Israel and to the women of the world. That will be in part 2, tomorrow, B”N

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Once again I urge you please go to Geula Messages and read this week's vital message from Rav Nir Ben Artzi. I need not duplicate the message here, but would prefer that all my readers bookmark the Geula Messages blog and frequent it every week. I thank Devash and herTomar Devorahblog for bringing us these messages – especially her excellent English translation:

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

We have
seen indications that leaders of today are reincarnates of past leaders. Saddam Hussein claimed to be Nebuchadnezzar returning to finish the job.
Ahmadinejadis suspected of being Haman returned to destroy
the Jews (chas v’shalom). Even Assad may
be showing signs of being Sancherev and seems to be acting with a similar
personality. All is speculation, yet,
since we know that history repeats itself and we are even told in scriptures
how the description of past events are giving us prophecy of current events,
there is definite validity to all this.
An example is the battle of Babylonia told in Isaiah 21 is giving us
details that are very descriptive of the Gulf War of 1991. Same place, Iraq, and possibly the same person,
Nebuchadnezzar, and flavored with very specific wording that leaves very little
doubt. As an example: the chapter begins
with the words “Like desert storms.” Did
Isaiah call the Pentagon about 2700 years ago and ask “what are you going to
call this campaign?” I know for a fact
that the very secular Pentagon would have never named the campaign Desert
Storms if they knew that was in the Bible.
There is so much text in Isaiah and Jeremiah describing the Gulf War
with extreme accuracy, but that is not the topic of today.

In the
same way, we are told that the story of the Exodus when we had the first Geula,
will be repeated in the end of days when we experience the final Geula. The plagues, as an example will be repeated;
and, we have from the Targum Yonatan ben Uziel a very definite
description of each plague, where it is in Tenach and how it will happen. That is a fascinating topic; but, that also is
not the topic of today.

The topic
of this blog post (finally) is who is the Pharaoh returned today? We are looking for a very powerful leader,
perhaps the most powerful leader of the world, as the Pharaoh was. We are
looking for a leader who is causing great hardship for the Jewish people, even
believing that they may be a hindrance to this leader’s agenda. We are looking for someone who can be compared
to the Pharaoh Akhenaten who through many studies is determined to be the
Pharaoh who was at the time of Moshe Rabbenu and the Exodus.

Akhenaten
is believed to be the leader of Egypt around the year 1312 BCE when the Exodus
occurred. Very curiously, he started out
as an idolater believing in many gods and was known to change to a monotheist
believing in One G-d (the only Pharaoh with such a belief). His first born son who happened to be the
famous King Tut (Tutankhamen) only lived to age 17 when he was died and was
buried in a very hasty fashion (not appearing to be planned due to a lingering
sickness, but rather abruptly due to sudden death). His mysterious death came around the time of
the plague of the first born of Egypt. The most exiting information comes from
something that I have mentioned in previous posts that there seems to be a
resemblance between the past leaders and leaders of latter times. See my post of 8 June 2012 entitled “Similarities Across Lifetimes.” The following short video may shed some light
on question of “who today is the return of Pharaoh?”

There are
statues in Egypt of the Pharaoh who in the video looks like Obama, the Pharaoh’s
mother who looks like Obama’s wife and the two daughters of the Pharaoh who
look like the two daughters of Obama. WOW!!

I am not
concluding with total confidence that Obama was the evil Pharaoh? It sure seems like a very good
possibility. The much more important
message is that since the final Geula will mirror the last Geula in Egypt. Is this a very definite message from Hashem
that we are in the end of days and about to receive our deliverer, Moshiach,
and will all leave Egypt, and travel to Eretz Canaan, Israel? The plagues that are happening in the world,
the turmoil that is scaring the people of the world to turn to the only Source
of Salvation, Hashem, and the messages that we are getting from many sources
that this is the end and telling us to get ready to come home. All this is only solidified by a short video
speculating that Pharaoh has returned and is about to “let my people go.”

One might
think that Obama has lots of time left as POTUS (a cute expression for the
President of the US); but, let’s evaluate what happened to Pharaoh and what
seems to be going on in the life of Mr POTUS these days. Pharaoh totally failed and actually went into
hiding. The embarrassment of the
plagues, the Exodus, the decimation of Egypt, the loss of his fighting force at
Yam Suf, etc was enough to cause this Pharaoh to disappear and never be seen
again. Presently, there are so many
efforts occurring to begin impeachment proceedings for Obama that it seems
likely that he will not finish out his term of office. The Benghazi debacle, the false birth
certificate, the inevitable collapse of the economy, the gun control issue,
Obamacare, etc, etc, etc are making the list of downfall possibilities as large
as the Pharaoh’s list.

Also, as Moshe came and replaced
Pharaoh as the leader of the Jews, Moshiach will come and replace all the
leaders of the world -- it is part of Hashem's plan.

In
conclusion: is the first family of Egypt at the time of Moshe the same first
family in the US of A today? I don’t
really know and, surprisingly, I am not too sure if I really care. What? I
went through all this trouble to show such evidence of history repeating itself
and I am calling it trivia? The answer
is, more importantly, that this seems to be a very definite message from
Hashem. That is my biggest interest in
watching the news and evaluating its meaning.
If the Pharaoh of the first Geula has returned with his family, then the
indication is that Geula may be upon us.
All the messages of Rav Ben Artzi, Rav Fish, Rav Glazerson, the
Facilitated Communications individuals, etc are all fascinating, but what does
it mean to you and me? It is all a gauge
of possibly how much time we have to set up ourselves for the future, for all
eternity. The most important thing in
our lives is getting ready, preparing ourselves for the happy ending. We want do everything possible according to
Hashem’s instructions to maximise for ourselves and our loved ones the best
possible “forever and ever.” The
messages from Hashem are a gift to help us.
It is not trivia but the most important information to notice and act
upon. That is the topic of today.

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Once again
I urge you please go to Geula Messages and read the vital message from Rav Nir
Ben Artzi. I need not duplicate the message here, but would prefer that
all my readers bookmark the Geula Messages blog and frequent it every
week. I thank Devash and herTomar
Devorahblog for
bringing us these messages – especially her excellent English translation:

Monday, May 13, 2013

The very joyous
celebration of Shavuot commemorates the giving of the greatest gift that mankind
and womankind have ever received. At
Mount Sinai Moshe Rabbenu received letter for letter from Hashem the Holy
Torah. We received our Handbook of Life
that taught us exactly how to maximize our lives, in this world and beyond for
all eternity.

But, what are we
really celebrating? That we received
this precious gift 3325 years ago put it in the Ark in the Synagogue and look
at it once a week with pride? Or are we
celebrating the fact that we are still receiving the Torah every day and have
plans of receiving it in all the coming days.

Imagine a man who buys
a new suit, puts it in his closet and never wears it. Does he get great pleasure just knowing he
has such a beautiful suit or did he buy it to get practical use out of it? He likes the feel of it and he just loves how
great he looks in this new suit. It is
silly to think that he only wanted to have it instead of “I can’t wait to use
this new garment.”

There were several products
over the years that advertised: “the gift that keeps on giving” (I don't do
product endorsements, unless Hashem is the manufacturer). I can't think of
a better description of the Torah than “the world’s greatest gift that keeps on
giving and giving and giving.” In other words, leaving it in the Ark and
periodically admiring it is like winning the lottery, but never spending the
money. Money is useless – what you can buy with money to enhance your
life is its true value. Torah by itself and not using it every day is a
shameful waste. Studying this most precious gift from Hashem is the total
answer to happiness and success. Please, don’t hang it in the closet;
wear it and enjoy it beyond your wildest dreams.

Have a very happy
Shavuot and make your plans for the coming year of how you want to get the most
out of our gift of life, the Torah.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Our daily Morning
Prayer service (Shacharis) includes a particular Psalm designated for that day
of the week. I have mentioned how Psalms give us guidance in solving
many of life's problems and also are very prophetic. The Psalm we
say on Yom Revi’i, Wednesday, Psalm 94:1 to 95:3 provide insight into the
situation that plagues this world these days. Read the Psalm carefully
(copied from the Artscroll daily Siddur) and understand the connection it has
with our present situation. Hashem is talking to us and giving us guidance:

Today is the fourth day of the Sabbath, on
which the Levites would recite in the Holy Temple:

O G-d of vengeance, Hashem; O G-d of vengeance,
appear! Arise, O Judge of the earth,
render recompense to the haughty. How
long shall the wicked - O Hashem - how long shall the wicked exult? They speak freely, they utter malicious
falsehood, they glorify themselves, all workers of iniquity. Your nation, Hashem, they crush, and they
afflict Your heritage. The widow and the
stranger they slay, and the orphans they murder. And they say, 'G-d will not see, nor will the
G-d of Jacob understand.' Understand,
you boors among the people; and you fools, when will you gain wisdom? He Who implants the ear, shall He not hear? He Who fashions the eye, shall He not see? He Who chastises nations, shall He not rebuke?
- He Who teaches man knowledge. Hashem
knows the thoughts of man, that they are futile. Praiseworthy is the man whom
G-d disciplines, and whom You teach from Your Torah. To give him rest from the
days of evil, until a pit is dug for the wicked. For Hashem will not cast off His people, nor
will He forsake His heritage. For
justice shall revert to righteousness, and following it will be all of upright
heart. Who will rise up for me against
evildoers? Who will stand up for me
against the workers of iniquity? Had
Hashem not been a help to me, my soul would soon have dwelt in silence. If I said, 'My foot falters,' Your kindness,
Hashem, supported me. When my
forebodings were abundant within me, Your comforts cheered my soul. Can the throne of destruction be associated
with You? - those who fashion evil into a way of life. They join together against the soul of the
righteous, and the blood of the innocent they condemn. Then Hashem became a stronghold for me, and my
G-d, the Rock of my refuge. He turned
upon them their own violence, and with their own evil He will cut them off,
Hashem, our G-d, will cut them off. Come - let us sing to Hashem, let us call
out to the Rock of our salvation. Let us greet Him with thanksgiving, with
praiseful songs let us call out to Him. For a great G-d is Hashem, and a great
King above all heavenly powers.

This reading of the day can basically be broken down into
three parts. One is to establish that
Hashem is everything. There is nothing
in this world that isn’t without Hashem’s involvement. Everything that is heard, seen, every rebuke,
every thought is all Hashem in partnership with us. When people ask “where is Hashem?” they are
oblivious to Hashem’s plan, how He lets us do things according to our own free
will and how in the end Hashem’s will is the final answer. And, it is all good news for us.

Second, is knowing that all is for the purpose of Tikun
HaOlam. We may question why are all
these evil events happening in the world, and even the hint that the righteous
are suffering and the wicked seem to be thriving. It is all for the purpose of helping us and
guiding us towards Hashem. When things
go well we tend to say arrogantly: “Me, me, me!
I did it all,” and tend to take Hashem out of the picture. When problem arise, we seem to turn to Hashem
and ask for help. Now in the end of
days, it is the “ask for help phase of history.” A quote in the Siddur gives an interesting
commentary on the words
“Praiseworthy is the man”. The
wicked ask why the righteous suffer, if G-d truly controls everything. The psalmist answers that G-d afflicts the
righteous only when it is to their benefit, to correct them, to make them
realize the futility of physical pleasures, or to atone for their sins (Radak;Meiri).

Third, is the reassurance that in the end ‘Hashem will turn upon the evil ones their own
violence, and with their own evil He will cut them off.’ All that is going on today with Syria, Iran,
North Korea, terrorist groups, evil governments with evil leaders, etc all seem
to be leading up to the final Tikun. A
reminder of what Rav Nir Ben Artzi, Shlita, said that possibly by the end of
this week we may see greatly increased chaos in the world. Day by day we are seeing the world situation
bringing us closer to that prediction (possibly only two days away). There was an announcement yesterday: that41 nations launch a U.S. led exercises in the Persian Gulf. The U.S. Navy says envoys from 41 nations
have gathered in Bahrain to begin drills in the Persian Gulf. The exercises will go on until 31 May. Is this an exercise or a staging for the big
one since Iran talked of war if Syria is invaded? Only Hashem knows what is in store, but if
this is the start of the final battle of Gog U Magog, we can expect Moshiach
ben Yosef to come forth soon since one of his tasks will be to take us through
the final battle.

Finally,
Come - let us sing to Hashem, let us call out to the Rock of our salvation. Let
us greet Him with thanksgiving, with praiseful songs let us call out to Him.
For a great G-d is Hashem, and a great King above all heavenly powers. That is the happy ending to history that I
have talked about that will be shared by all the righteous of the world. How close are we to that happy ending? There are many indications from Tenach and
Gedolim that this final war will be a very short one since Hashem will take
over with so called “Acts of G-d.” Even
Rav Ben talked of Iran seeing a great earthquake that will solve the nuclear
problem and end the conflict. As
the Psalm says “He turned upon them
their own violence, and with their own evil He will cut them off, Hashem, our
G-d, will cut them off. Natural
disasters are very effective in cutting of an evil force and even ending a
war. Are we that close? Hopefully, this is the happy ending looming
and the benefits that go along with it.
I mentioned Moshiach ben Yosef coming into the picture. Let us not forget that he is also the one to
bring in the exile from the four corners of the world. Are we that close? Have you packed yet?

I have
to admit a personal agenda that I have in writing this blog post. I have mentioned how reciting Psalms is so
advantageous to the individual reciting them and for all the people of the
world. Psalms can solve many of life’s
problem – they can heal the sick, help you with finding a marriage partner,
help with financial problems, protect you in a dangerous situation, etc, etc,
etc. Even reciting the Psalm above is
not just for information but can help lessen the burden that the evil put on
this world and can bring our salvation faster. Many books of Psalms give a
reference at the front telling us which Psalms to say for each situation. But, also, like prayer, study of scriptures,
meditation, etc, it is not just the individual that is helped but everyone in
the world. My agenda? By discussing this very pertinent group of
Psalm verses, I sneakily got perhaps 100’s of my readers to recite Psalms that
they may not have done otherwise. If I
did get you to say verses that you would not have said, then the only thing I
can answer with is “You’re welcome.” One
additional suggestion is not to just read the Psalm, but to internalize its
message. Your soul needs it. It’s good for you and it is good for everyone
around you and I was glad to help. If
you can get into a regular habit of saying Psalms and even praying every day,
then I know you will someday say to me, maybe even in person when you come
home, “Thank you.” If I introduced
several of you to some of the most powerful tools you have in life to succeed,
I am happy, you will be happy and above all, Hashem will love it.

“You’re
welcome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

A final message: I was notified this morning of the passing of
the mother of Orna, a very devoted reader of my blog and very special person. I wish the Neshama of her mother an Aliyah in
Shamayim and devote this Torah lesson to her.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Please
go to Geula Messages and read the vital message from Rav Nir Ben Artzi. I need not duplicate the message here but
would prefer that all my readers bookmark the Geula Messages blog and frequent
it every week. I thank Devash and her
Tomar Devorah blog for bringing us these messages – especially her excellent
English translation. After you read this
vital message I will make some comments on Rav Ben Artzi’s words:

I
have found Rav Ben Artzi to be a very credible source of information in this
time when good information is so desired and necessary. He shows great insight into the activities of
many countries and world events in general.
This is the first message that I recall him being so specific with a
date. Why is that so important? If everything that Rav Ben Artzi says comes
to fruition including the timeframe, it gives us a strong message of what each
of us must do this week. I have
mentioned many times that we have much work to do (as Hashem has directed
us). If the end of the week is truly the
time when the final judgment will begin for each of us, we should take it so
seriously that this week is our make or break time. You may think that there is no assurance that
Rav Ben Artzi’s prediction is a definite.
If you feel that way and it does happen exactly as he said, you have put
yourself and your loved ones in a category of the gambler that I talked about
and you could be a loser, big-time. This
is your entire eternity riding on this; and, gambling is not too prudent an
approach. But let me tell you how you
can be a winner either way. If all that
Rav Ben Artzi said comes true, congratulations your extra Teshuvah, Tefilah,
Tzedukah, study of Torah, acts of kindness towards others, etc, will all be
like having the winning lottery ticket – Mazel Tov. If everything Rav Ben Artzi said doesn’t start
at the end of the week, congratulations you have grown and will be much more
ready when the events do happen – Mazel Tov.
Growing in your effort to follow the ways of Hashem is always the
winning lottery ticket. If not this
week, it will be soon.

Be
aware that there are great changes occurring in the world. Is Israel’s attack on Syria the forerunner of
the final battle of Gog UMogog? Is the
US and Europe much closer to total collapse and chaos? (Go to a very interesting find by Rav Glazerson about the Drop in the Dollar in 5773)? Are Iran and North Korea on the verge of disastrous
events in the world? So many questions
that could be answered: “It seems that Rav Ben Artzi is showing Ruach Hakodesh
in his messages.” Don’t be a gambler, be
a winner. I do believe very strongly
that the messages are not from Rav Ben Artzi, but Hashem, and that is
definitely worth listening to and reacting to in a very positive way.

One
additional request is spread the word.
Treat this like it is top secret and tell everyone. Rav Ben Artzi’s message should have the
widest dissemination possible. Help make
it happen.

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I am on a mission to save the world; to bring to everyone the reality of this upside-down fantasy world by teaching the word of the Creator of everything, the Absolute Truth. I am by trade a retired Electronics Engineer with over 60 years of science study. I went to college for about 16 years in the disciplines of engineering, general science, psychology, sociology, business and other areas that are less relevant to the topic. I also am a retired US Army officer who has lived on three continents, have been in 20 countries and 39 US states (I lived in five states). I am working on my fifth language, since I try to talk to people in their native language when I lived there. I have dual citizenship – USA and Israel, where I presently reside. I have studied scriptures for about 70 years, studying with Gedolim on three different continents.